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I am a new grad and getting ready to begin my first job as an RN. I have read numerous threads from this site about whether or not insurance is important. I am 100% convinced that as a new nurse, the small price to pay for insurance is well worth the cost. My question is: Which is the BEST insurance policy to have? I noticed NSO only overs up to $1,000,000 per incident, but yet it still seems to be popular. To me that doesn't seem like very high coverage when you hear about these lawsuits where the patients are suing for multi-million dollar settlements. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

Hey everyone - I recently obtained my RN license but have absolutely no desire to do traditional bedside nursing. I love working with people just not in a hospital setting. What alternatives are there for a BSN - RN prepared nurse with no clinical experience (outside of college clinical rotation experience)? I have heard about insurance companies hiring RNs to review cases, etc...however that sounds incredibly boring. I KNOW there are lesser known jobs other than traditional bedside nursing or pushing paper. Could you all give me some suggestions to look in to? Thanks!!

I am in the same boat as you. I am eager to hear the replies of others.